Bruce Reitherman Signed "The Jungle Book" 20x24 Print On Canvas Inscribed "Mowgli" (Beckett) Hillary Scott This card has been hand-signed Dyan Jorge

Name: Bruce Reitherman Signed "The Jungle Book" 20x24 Print On Canvas Inscribed "Mowgli" (Beckett) Hillary Scott This card has been hand-signed Dyan Jorge
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Bruce Reitherman Signed "The Jungle Book" 20x24 Print On Canvas Inscribed "Mowgli" (Beckett) Hillary Scott This card has been hand signed Dyan Jorge This card has been hand signed by Austin Barnes only the magazine has been signed please refer to the photos provided The autograph includes an official Beckett Authentication Services serially numbered hologram for authenticity purposes

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